I think I'd say yes at $50k. That feels like the yes number So... why do I value my pinky toe that much? I guess for the sake of my feet being symmetrical? Seems like a silly reason but I can't think of anotherhttps://twitter.com/garlandrg/status/1176355097888153601 …
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Yeah check me out on ratemyprofessor
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wealthy in toes, but not wealthy in dollars
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I'm a person that will try to live as long as possible so it doesn't appy, but those that overdrink, smoke etc. certainly have no reason beyond laziness of risk of arrests not to try and sell a kidney in the black market or whatever
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actually those people need their organs more than you need yours
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by standard assumption you know exactly how much is the minimum price you would require for looping off a toe and that is its value to You a market /price/ may be higher than that value in which case you would sell assuming no frictions, else you wont
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Price discovery in Icelandic lex talionis. I think endowment effect is at work here. How much would folx who lost a pinky pay for a perfect reconstruction? Less than $5k is my guess (Incidentally I know a guy who made several hundred thousand after losing his toe in an escalator)pic.twitter.com/ClhlYw9Ztm
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U r an angel
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But if you were born without a pinky toe, how much would you pay to have one grafted onto your foot? The endowment effect is strong here.
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